Nelsonville High Graduates 67 in 87th Commencement
Nelsonville High School held its 87th commencement with 67 seniors receiving diplomas from William Friedrich. Principal J K Kinneer called it the largest class since 1943 as Glen Massman urged resourcefulness and faith in self and a divine being. The program featured solos by students, a tuba solo, and songs by the senior ensemble before the recessional.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
William Friedrich
City Board of Education
Glen Massman
Dayton
J. K. Kinneer
Thomas W. Stockdale
Ronald McKnight
Suzanne Brooker
Brass
Stockdale
VFW Hall Entered By Thieves In Nelsonville
Nelsonville police report the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Riverside Drive was broken into between 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and 5:50 a.m. Thursday. A window was broken and a cigarette vending machine damaged. About 15 packs of cigarettes and some money were stolen. Footprints and a flashlight left near a juke box were found. similar burglaries were noted as the suspects’ method.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Riverside Dr
Meade Whyte
Must Be 16 To Operate Motor Bike
Chief Max Valkinburg issued a warning reminder that it is illegal for those under 16 to operate motor bikes mopeds or motorized scooters. An operator must possess an operator's license to drive on public streets and highways with the same state regulations as automobiles. Age 16 is the minimum license age.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Homecoming Scheduled at Buchtel Methodist Church
The Buchtel Methodist Church will hold its annual homecoming Sunday with a noon basket dinner and services. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. followed by worship at 11 led by Rev. Carl Gillilan of Coolville. An invitation goes to congregation members, former members, families, and friends.
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Buchtel
Area Map On Display In Nelsonville Vicinities
An area map showing church locations services industry employment and recreational facilities of Nelsonville and Logan is displayed in Hoffman Appliance Store Public Square for a diocese exhibit. The map was used at the diocese convention in Columbus May 5 and 6.
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Hoffman Appliance
Public Square
Nelsonville
Logan
John Johnston
Morven Davis
Fred Hull
Logan Episcopal
Columbus
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admits and Dismissals
Births list Mr and Mrs David A Shepherd Laurelville a son and Mr and Mrs Clifford Murphy Corning a son. Admissions include Master Robert M McKinney Nelsonville and Mrs Sylvia Thomas Nelsonville among others. Dismissals feature multiple area residents including Master Jerry Tolson Millfield and Floyd Carter Nelsonville Route 1. Blood used six units. Nelsonville safety check: 136 cars and three trucks checked May 17. four vehicles failed.
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David A. Shepherd
Laurelville
Clifford Murphy
Corning
Robert M. McKinney
Nelsonville
Sylvia Thomas
Patrick Moore
the Plains
Mary Helen McClain
Elizabeth Dudash
Glouster
Frank Knotts
Jerry Tolson
Millfield
Wilma_ Baker
Shawnee
Maude Vaughn
John Sargent
New Plymouth
Floyd Carter
William Buchman
Wilbur Morrison
Floyd Largent
Ernest Lanning
Athens
Naomi Spencer
Murray City
Jeannine Wolfe
New Lexington
Rose Parham
Fern Riley
Robert McKinney
Nelsonille
Bob Hess
Children’s Day Slated At Church Cantata The Garden Guest
Logan readers learn First Evangelical United Brethren Church schedules Children’s Day services Sunday at 7 p m in the sanctuary featuring the cantata The Garden Guest. A list of participating children is provided, and offerings support the children’s missionary fund. In morning worship the boys and girls choir sings Battle Hymn of the Republic under Mrs Joe Wilkinson. Vacation Bible School is set for next week at 8 45 a m with closing exercises on June 7.
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Billy Cox
Children’s Missionary Fund
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Joe Wilkinson
Idle Claims Fall as Hocking Valley Sees Summer Jobs Rise
May figures show fewer new unemployment claims with five people newly unemployed the week of May 23 versus 32 the prior week. Continued claims total 136 unemployed one week or more, down from 142, while Athens County reports 23 new claims and 267 continuing claims, down from 32 and 288 respectively.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Homer Schein
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Reports
Athens County
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Admission and Drunkenness Charge
Akie Camp of Radcliff and Mrs Henry Acker of Logan enter Hocking Valley Hospital while Mrs Charles Fatzlaff of McArthur is listed. George Kempton faces intoxication charges after a Tuesday incident and is held at City Jail for Mayor William Hoffman’s hearing.
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Akie Camp
Radcliff
Henry Acker
Logan
Charles Fatzlaff
McArthur
George Kempton
William Hoffman
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Friedrich
Board of Education
Mount St. Mary
Richard Alan Anders
Charles Hubert Anderson
William Leslie Barber, Jr
John Robert Beachman
Luther Steve Berry
Robert Lester Blackford
Gary Blair
Sharon Kay Blevins
Carol Suzanne Brooke
Barbara Lee Kettell
Thurman W. Kline
Faith Ann Lewis
Ralph William Lott
Sue Ellen Marcum
Delbert Joseph Mingus
James Russell McDaniel
Sharon Kay McGuire
Raymond Leroy McKnight
Ronald Leslie McKnight
Jeri Wynn McMullen
Velma Catheryn Newlun
Peggy Ann O’nail
Earnest Perkins
Pamela Lee Philopoulos
David Thomas Pickett
Robert Roland Pierce
Sandra Kay Polley
Connie Lynn Priser
Martha Bettsy Radford
Credit Thrift Plan
Reader's Digest
Dacron
Chris Wolfe, Sr
W. Washington St
oshion.Shore
Charles Robert Forrest
Paul Edward Poling
Vicki Lynn Hice
Carl Dicken
Carla Lee Harverick
Bowersock
Irvin Bowersock
Francis Morrison
Ben Morrison
Margaret Tippie
Gahanna
Leroy Courtney
Benda
Asbury Chapel
WSCS
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Fatime Khemisti
Republic of Algeria
National Assembly
France
Sahara
Mohammed Khemisti
Tan Diamond
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hilleary’s
Little League
Aseball
Seball Shoes
Collins & Young
Frigidaire
Eri
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